Aircraft Flightline Mechanic
Competency-based
ONET: 49-3011.00
2
Years
77
Skills
527.5h
Related instructions
Classroom instruction topics
- Mechanic Incubator
- FOD Training
- Sealant Fast Track
- Oxygen Basics
- Work Orders & Drawings
- Tug
- Process Specifications
- T1/T2
- L1/L2
- Air Stairs (Passenger Stair Truck)
- Platfrom (Elevated Work Platforms)
- Lifes (Scissor Lifts)
- Door/Slide
On-the-job training
- General Flightline Maintenance Tasks
- Check and inspect Nose Landing Gear Shock Strut
- Check and inspect Auxiliary Power Unit Fuel Filter
- Check and inspect Nose Landing Gear Shock Strut Service
- Check and inspect Main Landing Gear Shock Strut Service
- Check and Inspect Engine Oil
- Inspect and check Fuel Tank Water Drain
- Check and Inspect Tire Inflation
- Check Hydraulic Accumulator Press
- Check and Inspect Hydraulic Tank Oil Level
- Check Registration Plate Installation
- Inspect and check Identification Plate Installation
- Check Leasing Plate Installation
- General Flightline Operations
- Perform Aircraft Dispatching. Operating "headset" during departure and arrival of aircraft
- Perpare aircraft for operation: Knowledge of aircraft configuration. Assist loading, weighing, towing operation to set aircraft to specific configuration by performing floor safety on ground check
- Supply aircraft with energy: Supply aircraft with electrical power
- Supply aircraft with energy: Supply aircraft with hydraulics power
- Supply aircraft with energy: Service aircraft with water
- Runway health & safety knowledge. Airbus Apron Training on specific health and safety rules to work on runway environment
- Use maintenance documentation. Knowledge of the relevant maintenance documentation such as Aircraft Maintenance Manual, Illustrative Parts Catalog, etc.
- Operate Ground Support Equipment: Air conditioners, cherry pickers, crane, platform ground power
- Perform fuel sampling/sumping before/after fueling as required
- Perform aircraft fueling and fuel transferring as required
- Perform aircraft marshalling
- Secure aircraft with chalks at gate
- Evaluate maintenance task per applicable aircraft maintenance manual procedure
- Perform hydraulic serving
- Perform cabin cleaning
- Perform exterior fuselage cleaning
- Remove and install engine protections
- Remove and install pilot probe protections
- Remove and install static port protections
- Remove and install TAT probe protections
- Remove and install ram air turbine safety device
- Remove and install steering by-pass pin
- Remove and install landing gear door safety device
- Connect tug and tow bar for aircraft dispatch and movement
- Check and Inspect the Oxygen System
- Fit Oxygen system and components. Cleaning and installation of quick donning oxygen masks
- Install and connect equipment. Knowledge of installation/connection and/or locking systems of pipes. Oxygen system component replacement
- Oxygen system technology. Knowledge of oxygen system technology and ability to work on gaseous oxygen systems. Servicing oxygen with use of booster cart
- Install and Perform Electrical Task
- Installation of Flight test equipment. Introduction and familiarization of installation of parts
- Perform electrical troubleshooting. Assist avionics with troubleshooting, to include connector/components removal. Familiarization with process
- Perform bite test through multipurpose control and display unit (MCDU)
- Perform bonding test of part/component as required
- Perform safety measures, lock-out tag-out procedure for applicable maintenance tasks
- Conduct Pre- and Post-Flight Inspections
- Check and Inpect avionics compartment for 80VU and 90VU
- Check and Inspect lateral avionics compartment R/H, (Battery Compartment)
- Check and Inspect lateral avionics compartment L/H (emergency Power Supply)
- Check and Inspect wings aircraft configuration and safety percautions
- Check and Inspect retract slats and flaps
- Cargo Compartment 1: Check that all components installed in cargo compartment are properly attached, including flight test ballast
- Cargo Compartment 2 and Area Between FR 65 & 70: Check all components installed in cargo compartment are properly attached, including flight test ballast
- Check and inspect the fuselage outside all doors and fairnings
- Check and inspect horizontal stabilizer/vertical stabilizers for hydraulic leaks, no damage to flight control surfaces
- Check and inspect auxiliary power unit compartment for correct oil levels and no leaks
- Check and inspect section 19 for leaks, foreign objects and/or damages
- Check and Inspect Belly Fairing (L/H and R/H)
- Check and inspect skin and assembly for deformations, cracks, fractures, indentations, delamination of composite materials
- Check and inspect hydraulics compartment, yellow system for foreign objects, leaks, nitrogen pressure
- Check and inspect hydraulics compartment, blue system for clogging indicator, air pressurization manifold and filter
- Check and inspect main landing gear and main landing gear doors for safety devices
- Check and inspect nose landing gear, nose landing gear bay and doors for traces of impact or damage, good condition on mountings and pipes and cables
- Check and inspect engines and pylons: Cowlings Open
- Check and inspect engines and pylons: Cowlings Closed
- Check and inspect cabin: General condition of the cabin, pax doors, emergency exits
- Check and inspect cockpit: Flight crew compartment, emergency equipment, 49VU and 120VU, etc.
- Check and inspect electrical power supply: Battery voltage check, power supply and emergency test, power supply external, emergency general test
- Check and inspect communications: Flight interphone, CVR test, audio communication, emergency beacon
- Check and inspect fire protection: Engines and APU fire test
- Check and inspect ATA 28 Fuel
- Check and inspect ATA 34 Navigation
- Check and inspect hydraulic systems
- Check and inspect flight controls: Flight computer, elevator operation, side-stick priority, speed brakes, rudder functions
- Check and inspect autopilot
- Check and inspect landing gea: Pressurized yellow hydraulic system, parking break, brake petals
- Check and inspect crew oxygen
- Check and inspect ground power engine
- Check and inspect Ice & Rain protection
- Check and inspect auxiliary power unit
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